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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1887-03-11

STATE OF WISC0NSIN-COUNTY COURT FOB
KEEOSHA COUNTY-IN PROBATE.
Notice s hereby given that at the regular term of
the County Court to be held in and for said county
at the County Court room in the city of Kenosha in
said county, on the first Tuesday in April. A. d.
1887, being the fifth day of April, A. D. 1887,
the following matters will be heard and considered
In the matter of the last will and testament of
GEORGE EiNkE, deceased.
TIE application of Josephine Finke, to admit to
probate the last will and testament of George Finke
late Of the town Of Wheatland, In said county de-
ceased.
In the matter of the last will and testament of
MATTHEW SCOTT, deceased.
The application of George D.. Head for examina.
tion and allowance of his final account as executor
Of the last will and testament of Matthew Scott late
Of the town Of Pleasant Prairie, in said county de-
ceased and for assignment and distribution of the
residue of said estate.
WILLIAM NATEMEiER. estate, deceased.
The application of Johanna Eatemeier, for the
appointment of an administrator of the estate Of
William Natemeer, late of the city of Kenosha, in
said county, deceased.
GOODWIN BURRITT, estate, deceased.
The application of Nancy A. Bgrritt and OF
Charles w. Allen, for examination and allowances
of their final account administrators of the
Of Goodwin Burritt, late Of the city of Kenosha in
said county deceased, and for assignment and dis.
tribution Of the residue Of said estate.
MATTHIAS HINDERH0LTZ, estate, deceased.
The application of Joseph Hinderholtz, for ex
animation and allowance of his fiual account adj
ministrstor of the estate of Matthias Hinderholtz
late If the town of Paris in said county, deceased
and for assignment and distribution of the residue
Of said estate
Dated Kenosha, Wis.,, March Sd, 1887.
By order of the Court.
ANTHONY VAN WYCK,
County Judge,
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CHRIsTENsON-ANDGRs the residence
of Peter Olsen, in Brighton, Wis, Feb 4th, by o
W. Eddy Justice of the Peace, Hans Christensen
and Christina Anderson, of the town of Brighton
Wis
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Whom Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried fo- Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When shs had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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spirits. unless prescribed by a physi-
clan, liable to fine.
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GOODWIN BURRITT, estate, deceased.

The application of Johanna Natemeer, for the
appointment of an administrator of the estate Of
William Natemeier, late of the city of Kenosha, in
aid county deceased
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ASeNNeNA@N
Fire Chief Schend appeared before the
Council Monday evening. and asked the
Council to purchase 500 feet of fire hose;
stating that the supply on hand was in
adequate for probable contingencies.
The committee on Fire Department was
instructed to confer with the Chief and
dealers and report at the next meeting.
Rev. F. S. Stein, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, will preach Sabbath
morning upon "The test of Christian
Character" In the evening his theme
will be, Solomon's Great Discovery
The services in the evening will begin at
$50. The young peoples Christian
Endeavor at $50.
The Park City Water Company petit
toned the Common Council Monday
evening for permission to sink another
artesian we'll, in the third ward, 80 fee
east of the northeast corner of Elizabeth
and West streets. This location is OF
the south side of block 10, owned by Mr.
E. Balm, and is q very convenient loca
ton. 1t is hoped that it will prove to b
: as grand q success as the other wells o
| the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yule started las
Tuesday on four or five months tou
+ through the west. Their route will prob
} ably be through Kansas City, Texas, New
| Mexico, Southern California, Northern
California, Oregon and Washington Tel
ritories; and returning by way Of Arizon
! and Utah. The trip is to be a combine
! ton of business and pleasure.
Mr.. McGinness, of the firm of Boy
& McGinness, ice dealers, Chicago, fe
from horse car, in Chicago, one da
/, last week, and received injuries fror
/ which he died at st. Joseph's Hospita
y Chicago, last Saturday. He was we
t. known in the western part ofthis count,
where the firm cuts ice every winter.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
Manitoba,s New Railroad

CHICAGO, August 19.-Premier Nor.
quay, Of Manitoba, is In the city. Con
cerning the railroad war In Manitoba
he said: I'VE are going to 90 to the
boundary line, and that's sll there f.
about it, Manitoba was q provinee b,.
fore the Canadian Pacific received its
charter from the Federal governme ent,
and we have the same right to tu!ld
railroads as has tho Provlncs of On.
tsr!o, or any other Province OF Canada.
The people are getting terribly excited
over this thing; but s3me OF this excite.
ment, am afraid, is being created for
political purposes, and the excitement
may bs worked up to such an extent
that those who have created 1t may not
be able to entirely CON troll it."
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
kide shooting.

The Wilmington Rifle Club Was to
have visited Wyoming, Del, yesterday
60 lost Q match with the Kent County
Club Of that place, but In oonseQ uence
Of the mem bers Of the CLUB being other
wise engaged there were but four who
were able TO take the trip. The vii
mington team WAS warmly received,
aud after being escorted to the range
were served with collation Of melons
aud other fruits. The match Was then
opened, but as the Wilmingtou team
we're OBLIGED to stand In the hot sun, II
interfsrred considerably with their
shooting, and the contest at 200 yards
ended With the Wyoming team 81
points ahead. At the close OF this
match both uams we're taken to the
farm house Of II. N. Chonas, where
dinner WAS served.
In the afternoon another match was
held at 100 yards In which tho Wyom.
ing team again came out the victors by
l8 points, making them 50 points ahead
on the two matches.
The clubs contested for the silver cup
won by the Wilmington team from
Company K rife team last winter, and
which will now be held by the W.
omipg Club, subject TO challenge by
any te Am In the state. The Standard
American target was used, and the fol
10 ing are the scores out OF an individ
ual possible OF 100 points, and . team
possible OF 400 points:
Wilmington Rifle Club at 200 ysrds.
% Helmet. Sr. "a, E. NJ. Clark. 4S; h.
Simpson, 81; W. A. Bacon, 81; total.
176.
Kent County Rifle Club ct 900 yarc 8.
R G. Holmss. 81; 8. II. Thomas, IS;
@. NJ. Carey, 81; A. 3. Benson, SO; total.
2l3
Wilmington Rife Club at 100 yards.
@. Heinel, sr. 7s; K. n. CLARK. 20; Il
Sim pson, &c: W. a. Bacon, s.; total
at 100 yards, 972; total at 200 yards, 176i
grand total, 448
Kent County Rife Club sr 100 , ards
3. II. Thomas. 80; K. @. Holmes, rs;
%. NJ. Carey. 81; A. K. Benson, Cd;
total at 100 yards 800; total st 200 ards;
213 Won by Kent County Rhs Club
BY IS.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
Tho Peoples Paper.


Notwithstanding all the newspaper
changes that have taken place in the
oity and In the State, the REPUBLICAN,
steady as the needle to the pole, main.
tains Its old position OF from 6. 500 to
1000 daily circulation. This 10 an i'm
porsant matter to advertisers who seek
70 reach the masses OF the people. Its
circulation Is not confined to any par
ticular class OF people. 1t includes
them oil. While some papers, rs plea
for special classes of advertising, have
Ill the elite and best citizens for sub.
soribers, and others have all the bust
ness men Of the place, the REPUBLICAN
embraces all. II goes into the palace
OF the rIch aud the humble home OF the
poor, into counting houses and the
workingman's house, 1t lies upon the
merchaurs counter and upon the me-
chAnic's supper table, 1t is every where,
throughout the city, in the country and
In the outlying towns, 1t Is a constant
daily visitor. All read it; the young,
the middle aged and the old; the me.
chAnic, the merchant and the retired
1t Is the peoples paper, and the paper
specially adapted for advertisers. Il
you want household or any other kind
OF help, two or thres lines In the Re
PUBLICAN will bring dozens to you,
door. II you have lost anything, 9
three-line advertisement will In most
case, fiud 1t for you. II you want ,c
either buy or rent house, the REPUB
LIcAN will hnd the renters or buyers II
any are to be found. II there is auy
ideA abroad that the REPUBLICAN Il
waning in circulation, Danish that idea
1t Is now ss 1t always has been, tn,
peoples paper, and will remain so; ant
being 30 1t Is the paper that will ps,
advertisers best.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
bee HIVE"
3O6 MARKET ST.

Hot weather bargains. The
balance Of our lace caps must
go for half or two-thirds.
I lot seersuckers, Is and I5c.,
goes down to Ioc.; this is the
last call.
100 dozen hose for men, wo.
men and children, SC pair.
Ladies ribbed Lisle threaC
hose soc the world over; oul
marked down price, 25c.; ar
unmatchable bargain.
case OF apron ginghams tc
be sacrificed for 7c a yard;
bargain for everybody.
We are selling quantities o.
gents laundried shirts at 75t
that will compare with other.
at 81.
| 10 pieces damask table linen
instead OF 37Hc., regular price
you can take them away for 25t
per yard.
fyou want any gauze under
wear to keep you warm, buy i
at the "Bee Hive" at three
fourths value.
Our sateens are all marked
down to closing out prices
French 60 at 25c.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
That Dreaded Blaine.

The increasing disposition Of Demo
cratic and Mugwump papers to watch
every step that Mr.. BlAiue takes In
Europe and to mlsoonstrue every word
he says 10 but increasing evidence that
he IL tho coming man for the Presi-
dency. He cannot 60 to Queenstown
or Cork that he Is not loking the
blarney stone and after the Irish vote.
When he WAS with Andrew CarnAgie
In Scotland he WAS after the SCOTCH
mans influence; II he goes 10 London
and calls upon the grand Old Man
Gladstone, he IL after Home Rule vote;
when he steps over tho channel to
France he will be oourting the French
vote, ard when he goes farther and
pays his respects to Kaiser Wilhelm
and iron ribb.d Bismarck he will be
after the German vote. Mr.. Blaine
cannot be seen BY these Jealous papers
in any other light than that OF pulling
strings to operate upon his candidacy
for tho Presidency. He went over TO
Europe almost purposely to get away
fro n . country where his every step
and word we're but looked upon ss bid
ding for political In iuence, bat 1t is no
use. ae IL three thousand miles away
with his family travelling like any
other American gentleman through
Europe, informing himself - to the
man ners, customs and habits Of the
people, studying their history and the
history OF the nations OF Europe, bat
this 10 oil taken for political clap-trAp
by his Jealous political opponents who
are determined to see In him only q
candidate for the Presidency to be
feared. They have him sick and
slowly dying st times, As other times
hurry homo to throw himself In the
path OF Sherman, but when the proper
news came Mr.. Blaine is In the height
OF his epj joyment, never was In better
health and had no Intention Of coming
home until next June. These papere
have very just cause for fearing Mr
Blaine, but lying about him will mo-
prevent him from being the next Presi
dent. He Is the coming man and they
might ss we'll prepare themselves fol
the change. The country only had one
BurchArd, one Delmonico supper and
one Roscoe Conklipg. They have Al
been exhausted, and James G. Blaine
not by his own Act but the pontAneoul
movement OF the American people, 4
on the highway to the Presidential
chair. Lst Mr.. Cleveland note tn,
hand writing upon the wall and prepar
to act accordingly.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
Run Into by an Engine.

EAsTvILLE. Au2ustl9 An accident
occurred on the New York, Philadel
phia and Norfolk Railroad to day at
about 2 p m at a crossing between
Hallwood and Bioxon, resulting in the
serious and probably fatal injury to
Lewis Byrd and slight bruises and cuts
to his wife. A youtf, aged IL years,
was badly cut and had both legs broken.
The accident was caused by the party
attempting to cross the railroad in q
carriage ahead of the south bound mall
train, they falling to see the train In
time stop. the view az the scene of the
accident being partially obscured by a
growth of woodland,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
Hanged for Murder In Mexico

WASHINGTON, August 19.-United
States Consul Willard at Guaymas,
Mexico, reports to the Department OF
Stats tha. FRANK O'Brien, who claimed
to be = naturali zed American citizen
was executed at Hermosillo, Mexico
on the 23d Of July for murder and rob.
berry In 1885 Of F. w. Calkins, ar
American citizen born in New York
|O'BrieD WAS senteDc csd to death IA
June, 1885, but took appeals 10 tn,
different courts until the eentepce wa
finally confirmed by the authorities a
the City of Mexico.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
Philadelphia, ,Iwilmingt on 4 Bal
timore Railroad.
June l3ths 1887

June 18th, 1887.
Trains Will leave wilmington ~ follows
~. is, SO, u. n. u q. ii u ii H Il a. ,
Il g e = 2; a;,sa e x . .sS % g: .; ,a
se, 4 %, ~, "a, . 70, 10 90 p. m.
FOR Ohsstsf lsxprsssl. Q 20. %. 70 ~,
elI, IL q, II u .. m. II %, n, 70 and y.st
Accommodation. 0 20. , %. %. sl,. 10 70
.. m, %, %. ! II, %. E % and 10 o D. - m.
New York, y 90, 9 u. 40. $50. Z %, q 20
1901. II 81 .. m, sls "a. 20, n n, - %,
Ior West Chester, via LAmokin. go and
For Newark tOsntre} and inssrmsdiaas .
stations, q Q. m, II So and n D. N.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 GO
q a., o. and II % p: m.
Baitimors and Wilmington, &, n, . o.
100, II 90 .. m, Il 90, sllI, . "a, AtA, : 10
% 10 and Z lsp. m.
Trains for Deieware Division leave fcr:
. New Oastis; 60 = 20 z: m, II u, ~, ~,
0sorgseowa and Loves, % .. n, and u
Foi M RshoDoth. 80 .. m. and 80 GEE.
's::.s:s i !s.ps:::. M :sP:n:
Eps::: ii + Harrington. $50 ,. m. Va,
Esp:::: Z; 3. Dover. Harrington and D..
franklin City. $50 .. N.
Express for Osps Uhariss, Old Point Com.
bort and Norfolk, Il % night
Leave Philadslphla, Broad ssrsss n,
Wilmington te!prsssl. Il %, asa, I1, ~,
. 10, :o2o, II 10, II % .. m, 10, o1, %.
%, 5 os, s 81, eo7, O. 81, IL 20 p. N.
Accommodation,e . 90, 10 20 .. m. y, 30,
. ~, II. n. Q % 10 % 10 70 and II u p. N.
Trains NAKED thus (s)afs limited sxpfsss
SUNDAY TKAIRB.
For PhiladslDhia (sxprsss), 2 %. "a, Z q,
~, sio. II q :. m. =, Q = and % p: NJ
Z 10. 90, ". 9 20 p. m.
For Chester (exprsss), 10, 10, II u .. n,
. n 90 and 10 p. m.
Accommodation, ls .. m, II 10, I -, I 10,
: sos M ~ : 3 &osi a; t.spr..p, 80, -. -,
Yls, sls,i II 81 .. M, 2 ~, "a. sss, foe and
fof west ohsssss. via Lamokia. slsa. m,
For U.pe Un.rlss, old Point oomior. and
For New Uastls, Middlstown, Clayton,
Dover, Harrington, Seaford, Laurel an
Delmsf, II 06 night.
Bsitimors apo Wasninston, l -, Z %, sel
10 os an. II %, $3.50, and Z q y. m. Bait
%s.,. y faiisd.Ipnlee, C q eH Broad street, for vii
mingten le1press), y g, 70, Z 70. 9 10, II II
.. m. b 0S,e 81, and II 10, D. n.
Accommodation, sat, 10 - .. m, Il %, el
10. SIS and II Il ,. N.
ror further inIoInasion ps.ssnsers .rs ~
ssfrsd 70 the ticket ONCE At the sss.ion;
General Passenger ASsnSs
OHA1LDs Z. PueH General MAnAse5.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20

PERSONS WHO write locals for tht
REPUBLICAN, put them In an enve.
lope, direct 1t and drop 1t In the post.
office without putting q stamp on 1t
need not be surprised II their local.
never appear. The postofioe depart
ment never delivers letters not prepaid
By the meress accident we got iette
OF that kind, and the locals whicl
should have appeared three days az
appear to-day.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
Missing Ada Hardy.

CHICAGO, Aug. l9.-The no ystery sur
round Ing the dissr pearance OF Miss
Ada Hardy and Charles Pitcher from
Lakeview was believed to be cleared IN
today. Matthew Noble, o friend OF
Pitcher. vouches for the inform alton
tina, the couple were married secretly y
In Milwaukee q couple OF weeks age
and arenow In Atchison. Ks meas, where
the young man has a good T yosition. l,
10 CLAIMED, however, that II tale of the
marriage has been made up by Pitcher'e
irlend' and 1t IL discredited by the girls
family.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20

A PROMINENT and useful cit!zsn Ia
los' to the community In the death oil
DR. Isaiah Lukens. Though his death
has been looked for at any moment
within the last two or three weeks, his
decease will cause many . pang of re-
gret to the large circle OF friends to
vhom he had become intimately en-.
deared.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20

In THE MIDST of railroad accidents
without number comss the news of
an ocean disaster, the burning Of the
ocean steamer City Of Montreal in mid.
ocean on August 10 Fortunately =
there we're but 2l3 passengers on bcsrd
but It IL the disaster Is made appalling
by the loss OF thirteen persons in life
boat
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20

"As wo Journey through life let VI live By
the way"
SkASUN lss7-OAARLES KYLE, THE
- we'll known Toe cream manu- facturer, fe
prepared to furnish loo cream Of the very
best quality. There 10 no improvement OF
econ my Of manufacture suggostrd or ao
cOmpiithed ny skilled experience that w
have not.embodied 10 producing tho pure,
unaduiter ated los cream, kis spacious and
eless at parlors are now open, and you art
respectfully invited to call and see him
Polite and accommodating attendants vii
be ready and willing 10 serve you. All or.
ders by mail or otherwise, whothor large or
snail quantitisa, will receive prompt atten-
tion. Thankful fer past favors l regpoct
fully Solicit O share Of your patro nag 0.
OhAS. KYLE, N. r. corner OF Sixth and
''ran n "a streets. iy7.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
WILMINaTON q nIaTMERN nj

wILMl aTON N nj3THERN MN
Time table in efieot May 10th, 1897. 1rsisI
leave Wilmington French st.eet) as follows
Fer Reading, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
fold, Waynesburg junction, Manor, Potts
willie, TaWacua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wef'
nersville and all points on the Phtlsdelphis
and Reading X. r., 100 .. m. and 2.A6 p. m
For Springfield, Waynesburg juno.
ton, Ooatesville, Embreeville, LeIaIs
Ohadd's FORD and DuPont's and intorms
ciato points, 100 O. m. q %, and Is .. N.
For Ooatebville and informed late points
1T 4 b6 p. m.
For West Chester, I. 90 .. m. 2.l6 pm.
For Now Bridge ana intermediate pointt
SIS p. m. and on Saturday, at ID and ILL
p. m.
On Sunday for Reading and Intern ediat1
points, at % q. m, and for Springfield ana
intermediate points at 6.lb p. m.
a. u. MoOAUSLAND, +. i. HIBBARD,
Superintendent. 0enn Pass. Ag't
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
wANAMAKER's
PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY. August 20, lss1
Closed at / p M. to. day.

Some strong inducements
in prices OF Women's Striped
Hosiery. New, fine goods
Light and dark colors. as
cents. Jobbing price last
week, $3.50 a dozen.
Chestnut street front, west of Arcade.
The new Suede Gloves
are attracting the attention
they deserve. 4.button,
new.style embroidery; tans
and black. 81.
Third aisle from Chestnut street front.
Women's white all-liner
Handkerchiefs, hemmed, ex'
ira size. 81 a doz; beer
$I.25.
Southwest of centre.
You can do preserving
work well on a Monitor Oh
Stove. 81 to SIS.
Basement, foot Of centre stairs.
Bordered Wells. A happy
hit. All.wool, silk-and-wool
The border runs all around
very deep at the bottom
narrower at the sides anC
top. In those made of Car
melite Yelling the border j!
deep at both ends. Il to q
yards long. So to So.
Second circle, southeast of centre.
Closed a. / p M. to-day.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City hall SQUARE.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
NEsthern m 1nanIipht

The complimentary moonlight to the
participants in tbs cantata "Queen
Esther" will be given Monday evening.
18th inst. leaving Fourth street wharf
at 4o O'Clock. All who took mart.
whether they have tickets or NOT. are
cordially invited. No postponemept
unless the evening should be very
stormy.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
WHERE IS william r Oroasd,,a

WHERE IS William T. Croasdale, q
bright and shining light of Henry
George's Labor party, to get an office?
he was delegate to the Syracuse con.
vens,on, wAs one Of the secretaries oil
tne same, and now the convention has
adj ourned aud Mr.. Croasd sle's name IA
not among the nominated candidates.
Too bad, too bad,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
SUMMER COOKING

We have sold Thousands OF
gallons Of NAPHTHA, CON-
monty called gasoline, for gaso.
line stoves, and none Of our Gus.
toners. ever reported an acci
dent. Whyf Because we sell
none but the purest naphtha
being sweet, safe and Of good
strength. Delivered free to any
part Of the city. No charge for
cans.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20

EVERYBODY seems 10 demand and
desire the removal Of that great man
Higgins. Dsmecrats. Mugwumps and
Rspu blioans all CRY aloud for It, but
Higgins IL IN Adminlstrasion man and
that settles Ii.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
Horse Hurt

As the wagon OF Will. Vernon,
butcher In the Third street market,
was being driven around the corner o;
Eighth and Spruce streets this morninu o
one Of the horses slipped aud fell, cut.
ting cash in one Of bis lips and akin.
ming one Of his legs quite badly.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
The Tricky Mule.

Prof Webster wishes all the bows o,
our city to call st tho natatorium and
take ride on the tricky mule, ard fol.
low up the exercise by a good hath.
There will be some sport In the perfor
nance. and he wishes to see erea,
NJ altitude er Joy the same.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20

THE NOMINATION yesterd.v n,
Henry George at the head OF the Labor
Union party OF New York, cooks tbe
Democratic goose In that State for thi.
year.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-20
BALTlAOkE q UHlO RAILROAD

BALTlMOkE q OHIO RAILROAD
SOHEDULE IN EFFECT. July 8, 1857.
Trains leave delaware Avenue Dspoc
EASr.BOUND:..
Yhlia. Accommodation, daily ....,e.lsA. n
rhile. Accommodation, aaily. ....T.00 A. u
Phila. Accommodation, daily ... .7.sS A. n
Phila. Accommodation, daily. .....lo.lo Al
Phila. ; Chester express, daily lila A. N
Ps Pss ASsS%nSSSn S.y S.iy iGS 3 M
Phils. & Chester. express, daily. ..l.sb p. m.
Phil. Accommodation, daily. ...... 6.l0 p. n.
Phtla. Accommodation, daily, $50 p. n
Phiia. Accom-. daily except sunday. 80 p. m.
Phiia. q onestsr express, daily, Lisp. "a.
Phila. Accommodation, daily. 1900 p. N
wEST-BOUNp:
Chicago Limited, daily ...........I.toA A. n.
Arrives Chfoago $50 next morning.
baltimore Accommodation, daily.
onsisp.s HaSSps sqadss mis:d q A. % %
T:i ~ p M InS,nensI nsas DAY '''' A. NJ s' Lou"
Baltimore Acoommod alton, daily, 800 p. n.
Chicago and st. Louis Express,
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rOR LANDENBER3, 90 A. M.sunday
100 p. m.. and $40 P. II. dsiiy.
Trains leave Market stree. station:
sun5ay, Is r. NJ, daily. For Baltimore
las G. M. daily. 70: Lspdenberg, $50 and
100 A. NJ. daily, except Sunday; 800 q. IN.
Sunday only; 2.l6 and b.2s p. NJ daily.
Trains for Hilmington-Lesvs PhiiadeI
phia sT.0 and $40 3. IN. daily. 7.l6 q. m.
daily, excopt sunday; 1905, sl0.46 q. m.
daily; 2 %. 80, A.2b, a6.oo, $50, $50. s.io,
1000 p. N. daily.
Express t-ain5A
W. nj. CLEMENTS, q. X. LORD.
MANAGER. 4enl Pass. Axent,
Telephone No. 1853.